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Why hiring skilled people is crucial for organizational success

Solomon Kimani by Solomon Kimani
May 29, 2024
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Photo by Scott Blake on Unsplash

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Hiring unqualified personnel can be extremely costly for an organization. Many projects have failed, and one of the primary reasons for their failure is the employment of inadequate personnel.

Unqualified workers might make mistakes that have serious implications on cost, time, and quality of the deliverables expected

It is the role of the Project manager to ensure that the people assigned activities on the project are well-versed in their tasks and fully understand the client’s expectations. Skilled professionals should be considered for every activity in a project. Mistakes made by unqualified workers often lead to significant setbacks.

Time, quality, and cost are the three most critical aspects of a project that are majorly affected by hiring unskilled personnel. Time is wasted when activities need to be redone, which also increases costs. Additionally, the quality of the work is compromised if it does not meet the expected standards, leading to dissatisfactions.

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Furthermore, the reputation of the organization can suffer when projects fail due to poor workmanship. Clients may lose trust in the organization’s ability to deliver, resulting in lost business opportunities and potential legal disputes. To avoid these issues, project managers must prioritize the hiring of qualified professionals.

Investing in continuous training and professional development for staff can also help ensure that the team remains competent and up-to-date with the latest industry standards. This proactive approach not only enhances the overall quality of work but also contributes to the successful completion of projects.

The cost of hiring unqualified personnel far outweighs the initial savings. By ensuring that only skilled professionals are involved in project activities, organizations can safeguard their investments and maintain high standards of quality, efficiency, and client satisfaction.

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